4x4 rear blocks?
 

Ihave a 04 fx4 scab and I read about all of the levelin kits.I would like to leve l my truck,but I would like to keep the front at factory hieght.Is there any way I counld just remove the rear blocks to achieve the level look I'm looking for?:coffee:

Yep, you can remove the rear blocks to lower the rear 2 inches.

You will probably need to replace the U-bolts when you pull the blocks due. Where are you located? I have a 2wd that I want to install 4x4 rear blocks and U-bolts. 2wd ubolts should work great for what you want to do. We could work out some sort of trade.

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I'm in the pensacola area.But will the bump stop hit the axle now instead of the ear on the block?

I am not sure about the bump stop. I am sure there are others that have dropped the back end on a 4X4. I would search the forums. I am in So Cal. It might be tough to trade. I need my truck daily and could not have it down a couple of days for shipping transit time to FL.

Too bad it would work out perfect.

Two inch front lifts are only about $150. Most people with 4WD trucks try to go up rather than down, but you shouldn't have any problems removing the blocks.

If you can't find U bolts anywhere, call your dealer and ask for a price. They shouldn't cost more than $10 each... but if you know where to find a fastener supply shop, you would probably be able to get a bulk package of them for the same price lol. Once I went to the Chevy dealership to get some speed nuts for my S-10 and they wanted something silly like $5 each. I went to a fastener shop and got a back of 20 for $5.50 or so.

Look in your phonebook or get online and search for hardware, nut and bolt specialty, or fastener shops.

EDIT: I forgot about your bumpstop question. If the 4WD one is too big without the block you could find a 2WD replacement for the dealer or just take a sawzall to the 4WD ones. I don't know if there's even a difference between the 2WD and 4WD ones.